Four people are hospitalized after a vehicle crashed into a home Monday in Detroit.
The incident was reported shortly after midnight on the 2900 block of Rosa Parks Boulevard, according to the Detroit Fire Department.
The Detroit Police Department said three women and one male were injured as a result.
Police did not confirm whether the four were in the home or in the vehicle.
Officials said the injuries did not appear to be critical, and all four were transported via the Detroit Emergency Medical Service to Detroit Receiving Hospital.
They were listed in stable condition Monday afternoon.
DTE officials said the crash happened a few feet away from a gas line but did not come in contact with it.
A spokesperson for DTE Energy said crews did remove a gas meter and manifold as well as turned off the gas service to allow other emergency crews to extract the vehicle and respond safely to the incident.
The investigation is ongoing investigation and anyone with information is asked to contact the Detroit Police Department’s 3rd Precinct Detective Unit at (313) 596-1340, Crime Stoppers of Michigan at 1-800-SPEAK-UP or Detroit Rewards TV.
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